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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Edward Shepherd, Of Harrisburg, ILL.,,
says: 'lra.Iug received 50 much benefit
rom Electric Bttcr-. | feel il my duty to
lei suffering humanity know it. Have had
a running sare on my lc. Tor eight years;
NV doctors told me ! would have 10 have
the bone syraptd OF leg anpuLated. fused,
instead. three bottle, of Electric Hjtters
and seven hnycs Euckicn's Amica Salyc,
and my lcg IS now sound and we'll
Electric E.,irrs are sold at fifty cents 3
bottle. and Burkl,n's Arujca Salyc at 25c
Der box Icy Logan * Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
Au Excellent Opportunity.

TuE sporting event u! the >.l>on, kI''.
maIoo -. Wheeling, Angus! -. p, 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
Observation-Disclosures


Manager t'euthgr r- masking great PIE.
p.rl,juI. tur his grand opening OF the sca-
son uu I.r>day, August 81, on which oc-
r.s.uu he Will iutroGuyr M,>sr,. Will,
Il.u-Iaw and Ten Brock, supported by
r.gn.y,a % the finest vuctli,,s amt dancers,
u the pru.r>rIuu, nm the new musical and
Dpyutt.. u~NtrtytgauzI, entitled The Two
old Cluacs.' THIS Is without louht one
ID. the uuuit~t musical comedies ever
written. amt those who don't want tu
laugh hl. ,r,trv stay twIy. The sic -,
tickets "a o.. rolumru.. on Monday mora
tu. go % r.,,.yk, IuI th'a. who Gr-S
good sragr -hnu'd secure them, a~ the opo'-
lu.. %. tine .rtsuu a' Do. t'.lud alwIN-
draw, ag lUmru>r .Iilvurv
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
THE SECOND
The Meeting at Ia, Nttm"r House, N"Nt"r-
day afternoon.

day afternoon.
The veterans of the Srcnui Infantry,
afterwards the Filth cavalry, Co.'s.
Latham .ud g. ". Ross commanding, as
scmhl,d lu the ralio,s ct the Stamm
House q: $50 o'clock. Att,r the meeting
had been cal.cI to ogdcr Chaplain Eoltor
offered prayer. Chaplain !. W. " 10 lion,
of West Liberty was then mad" Vru'po-
rarv President. aud rumulde W. II. Ora
ham Secretary. AHOut Iilty Of the mem.
bcrs OF the regiment wrrr prrscnt. The
obir,., Of the meeting was stated, and then
a roll al all present WAS prepared, the list
being headed with the names Of Major d.
D. Barclay. olpIttsbJrl MaiorC c. Fletcher,
of Jackson Court liouSr. Chaplain HoIton,
Sul.r,n T. ". I~ltllrtt, Assistant Surgeon
Sample IarI. Q~ur',rm.lstrr \. j. PcntI-
cost, Commi-sary Sergeant Geo. ii. MIX
patrick. QuaitrrUrA,tcr Sergeant j.. D.
Seaman.
Comnanv 4. .Copl oliver Il West,
F,rsi liruirruu, .Iamrs Il. Hutchinson,
Corporal ". II. Graham, i'uNatvs Adam
GIv>-u,r.
Company H.-.piyatr r. W. Carpenter,
. James MrN.ckvr. G.. /. lJ""lvr.
Company C-Ctptl,G Aug. Holt, Second
Lieutenant c. \i,rhcll,r; l'rIyatrs John
j. ko,hlEr, john Ni,dhart, VIM. VI ann,
Henry ~lauikrohu. Thomas ilamm, Rich
ard lsowmau. William Young, Dame!
Eiril. Dlul,l Frost. Jacob klIrn, owen
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

hours consumed in speech making 10y the
comrades. and each Of them had some.
thing to say that was enjoyed by all pre-
sent. Nitcr the exercises were completed
at Guy Hail, a sumptuous banquet WAS
served the veterans at the spacious rooms
M Mr.. Fred Ebcrlr's residence, by the
members of Spanglcr Post. 1t was q
merry gathering, such as the boys in
hiIr' thoroughly enjoy, aud WAS not The
least enjoyable part Of the r,uuIou Of the
uuc Hundred and Tw~enty--iNlh At Hcl!Airr.
Thus morning the veterans accompanied Icy
Spinglcr Post, will come ny to Wheeling 5
big reunion, whcr, they expect to meet
many OF their old comrades and spend a
LNnpy day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

temoon, and made a complete roster OF ail
the members in the city, with their post
office addresses. The attendance was NeF!
larsc, and there wa q great deal Of cniAu-
siasm, which found vent in 4 rOusing camp
| lire held later in the afternoon, at "hi'L,
speeches were made and . general geo"
time had. -
The members of the regiment, together
with any Of Clusters men who are Ill TIC
| city, are requested to assemble at the SaiHe
| place at : o'clock this morning prepare
tory to forming for the great Il. ~ L. l'
rade.
The regiment las formed = very strong
permanent organization, and Will give i
GOOD account Of itself hereafter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

For the accommodation 81 those wE,
may attend the Reunion Al Wheeling, v
Va, August I'D, nth, 18th, and 18th
train 80 II, llAlrmonr accommodation .
will not leave Wheeling uu ah,yu date.
until G:lO p m.
On the samr dates, q special tram vii,
leave Wheeling al Ia ur m tor Cameron,
W. Va, stopping at u stations.
Returning will Leave Cameron n a,
running a. inst section "I 10. 80 Ia
Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
III" CIcvrlnud. Lura,n aad Wheeling Rail
road To the Front.

The C.. l.. ~ ". K. L. have arranged
lor special trains from Martins Ferry and
Erllsirc nail works and intermediate
stations every fifty minutes, connecting At
West Wheeling with 4 line Of terry hoat'
To IN" Fair Grounds on the Island, At very
luN rates. This arrangement will be :
great I.rlp 10 thr people who can rcacl
the c, !. X W. Il Il. ut points along tn,
Ohio side ui the ,l,cr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

N.-..rrp harS tor lies and mosquitoes
EEEw AZ ~EGt-ua.HN,
Furniture. Carpets. etc liI' N1lo ~.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

K,.,u,zuo ". Wheeling, August -,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
Bell, the Rig First Ha-cmam at H." Nh'"'
Ing Team, in Trouble.

Las! ui"ht, Bell, Nheeling's lIrs; base
man. got himself into trouble, which Will
keep him from PLAYING hrir the remainder
Of the week. Last might about llSiu he
went to the Howell lIous" and renewed a
disturbance he had there II few days ago.
Mr.. Howell. the proprietor, requested mn
To leave the premises, whcIcupon bell
commenced ~uphraldIng him IN anything
but complimentary Language, aud also sad
some very uncomrliiucniary things con
rrrning his house. Mr. Howell tried TO
cyaIe Bell. hut seeing that hr wtS h"ni ca
making trnuh.r. called Irr u punrrm;m.
Special Officer Aluragc soon ANSWERED
and placed Bell under arrest.
Bell questioned the officers "u-
thor!ty, but walked along quietly
when the babe was shown. When q dark
place ON Fourteenth street WAS reached,
I;rll unexpectedly turned on the officer and
struck him a fearful blow ~ the nusc,
mashiug that member almost hat, and
knocking the Officer out entirely for q lev"
minutes. While Mucggr waS lying stunned
by tn, blow ,:Brll made for the rlNcr, and
is supposed to have gotten 1" The Island
where he boards. IN unknown man from
Wayncsburg, surprising Bell to he Il high
way rohhrr, find several shots after blEl -
he ran down Fourteenth street, but failed
II hit the fugitive. Al the time oi golrG
10 press the entire force was on the lookout
for Bell. but had not succeeded in locating
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
Piftsburs and Return.

Commencing Sunday. June 9Th, and
continuing every Sund3g unII further no
| tice. the l.. * q. will sell excursion ticket.
and rcuTn at the low rate ri 81 80, and To
Washington, Pa, and return at Slr".
Trains leave al > end N:lOa. IA returning"
at 7 and II 10 y. IN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Superintendent. of I:rp,r- iIoI"'rs. at
u.r Trra,ts Department, Wis m t"" city
yesterday. aud in company with Custodian
Tgrg.yr r..lr thorough examination %
The Cl-r,r House. Mr.. Holmes found
decided evidences OF decay, and VIII re-
comm,nd am e~pcyai appropriation oil s'v''
uru Dv sl9.nau nv CouErc~S for repairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Uu Saturday, August ?ith, the Clevc'
land and pItt.hurg Railroad will sell eN'
,ur~ion tick,ls to Cleveland and return,
good until Thursday, September lst, al
the low rate Of = -. Special train will
irly" Bridgeport at 7.l2 4. m. lrity time
and arrive at Cleveland at l2.3j p. m
Tickets good to return ou any regular
Tram.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
See the Inteni@cncer'> Big Reunion

See the InteIIi=cncer'~ Big Reunion
reports.
See the InicIIigcncrr's Zig Reunion
reports.
Th" Daily Im~i"T!i%cucyr in wrnr.
F"TS tor mailing.
The DuiiN I~n;"IIi%ca''" in wr1I.
perS ior mailing.
The Intelligence i'll D." fully iIius-
traIed every day duTing the KrIuino.
The Intelligence " III lac FULLY Illus,
! iratcd every d. duriuE ihc Reunion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

The postponed glmr between the Grum-
lIrra and woodrhopIcrs Wall hr played on
tine iunnrI Green no>' Sunday afternoon.
This will hr 4 good al.I" rs IT "ilI b" Ter
IN, championship ol the city. ChIs. Fox
rg!l ro.sihI' pitch 10. tn G:HmhIrrS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Earned runs, Kalamazoo | two base
hits. White. Myers, Robinson and Bell
double plays, Shctzline lunaSsistcdl, OF
trrson to Enhinsou; Hlscs on balls, hy Sui
Iiyau /. by FIanniglu ,; passed balls,
Wr~llnhc J. Fuller |; Wild pitches, liau'
al,n >, time OF game two hours; umpire,
. SltllLcIgcr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
rluE REUNION Al HEI.LARE.
The Comrades nf the One Hundred anu
Tveuty-SiNth Ohio Have "a lSiE Time

The Comrades of the One Hundred ana
Twenty-siNm Ohio Have a. Big Time
The Reunion OF the Onr Hundred anu
Twenty-SiNth Regiment, o.. '. l., IN bel'-
Are Yesterday was Il very ENJOYABLE, Yet
a uulr. affair. The management had re
uue>ted, on the part oI their comradr',
that nn ostrutious display be made on the
occasion, and tie citizens felt I hcsltancy
about making any great preparations Io'
their entertainment. The gallant boys OF
the One Hundred AMI Twenty-siNth were
too brave soldiers in the field to seek cheap
notoriety at this day, and it Is beyond
question that they acted senslbly ana
with i]urrthuught in choosing That
th,y be let, to themselves Is
much as possible, Tor only in tins
way could they reap the genuine benefits
of "A reunion. All forenoon the members
OF the regiment were gathered III small
crowds in different parts OF the city pass
ing the time agrecably in social converse
on matters relating to the scenes and met
dents OF the wal in which they took part
At > o'clock in the afternoon the surviving
members OF the regiment assembled IN =.
/ 4. Il. Hall. ia Central Block, where Mayor
Brown, who, by the way, WAS All efficient
aud brave soldier, delivered
Az ADDRESS ur WELCOME
Ia thr veterans, which WAS characterized
by the How oi %rloquencc and sentiment
which peryadcd it. The address was re-
.ponded 10 10y Comrade K. Metz, Ut Com
. pany f., and the gentlrmau's speech shows
him Ia be u good speaker rs well
~ 4 brave soldier. The rest OF
the afternoon was spent in listening
to little sketches by the comrades, some oi
which were intensely interesting and at
irrtiug, and thcplaiu, simple way the boys
had Of telling the incidents WAS not the
least noticeable part OF the proceedings
The large hall WAS well filled, ~ quite Il
number ct spectators were present. In the
evening the veterans again assembled III
q. 4. K. Hall, and together with the
members OF Spangler Post, they march
cd to City Hall, headed 10y the ReIiaire
City IirlsS Band. At the hall Comrade
McPrak read Il paper ON the battle "l
Spottsylvauia, one ~ the Itcrcrly contested
engagements in which the One Hundred
and twenty sixth
TOOK 4 PROMINENT FART.
The paper was 4 well written aud decided
" interesting one, and was listened to at
tcntIycly by the large audience present,
Mr.. MrPcIk's paper showed that he was
thoroughly cOnversamt with the incidents
of that noted struggle between the | mon
and Confederate forces, and his delivery al
times was grand and eloquent. ComTade
kunr also delivered IN address that was
highly appreciated by his brother veterans
and others present. THE Pennsylvania
squad were present aud delighted the
bows by the part they took in tine pro-
crcdings Indeed, there Were several
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
ruE FIRST ~CNVNLE..

an Adjourned Meeting n the Ciiy nan
Yesterday.
The mcmL,:s CT The First Cavalry Ecgi-
mcut rcassenn!ed IN the Police Court room
At the City Hall at > o'clock yesterday nj
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

GREAT hacgtins in Ladies and Gent.
/ -ho,4 h. mas" room for Fall Go"ds At JOS
Ht~g<hi IE'.. iui- Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26
Centennial Celebration At rmlrI"l,

Centennial Celebration At ThrltI"lp hir.
ON, Fare Tor Round rrir Via r"nn-Ni.t
uia Lines.
On September -lh 10 Eth The rsuusyI
wanna Lines will sell r,rusion t|lcic,s to
Philadelphia and return at one '.ur" lor tie
round tup, good returning until S..truh,l
I'll. Apply at Ticket ulirr under Me
Lure House, or Panhandle Station.
Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Cloak Announcements.

We beg to inform our pI'r.H- md roun-
try merchants, in particular, that We nave
now on sale over 80 different styles Of
ladies and chiidrcn's garments, from the
cheapest quality to the best, It being one
| of our specialticS. We claim flat We can
suit You in styles aud prices better than
any house in W. Va. Merchant contrm-
plating early purchases for the fall and
winter are cordially invited 10 look at our
immense stock, and oniigr
ii. E'l~uENFL,
Is and ~ Eleventh Street, between Main
and Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

~ haNv now Uu oNh3bt taC largest
ave pi Npytn2 aud Summer NpnlvuS
ever placed tor inspection IA our city
which wJ.i be ut8dr Up Gr~t-cIuS- nt
reasonable price
BNIhri=-au UudnrWvar, la All sizes.
az sI.Uo suit und upwards.
t.HF~~ u Sons.
IEsa Market Street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

EI-ENu.NUEES drug 'ioI' S'N'.
of ~fr,k OF the Wl>n'n-i"" li"' N>, Nv
ton and some househo'" 'Hrn''''r VII, ''
solid ~ auction tomorrow "'tsIn""". N''
advertisement.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

TUE most delicious glass of Ice Cream
soda t." be- had in the city at Icigcnlcldcr's
JUS !cloS the ItEuIsrEE Office.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

pLNN is called ct 3ij =. ". in the
En,amlloo and Wheeling games.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

TI.E ua- Ladies' Fine DvuSoiN Kid
hlud turned shoes at .! I'D w";th :" ""'
Dos. lIN~ENNuE III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

Fsa-r Cakes ct all yarivti,> baked evcrS
day at /.lgulrIdcr :. ~; Market Street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

ppNr TAI. 10 attend the great Kalama
900 and Wheeling games on Thursday
Friday and Saturday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-08-26

9. SON .rr in ur,! OF pn ','"d- "r Car
pets. yu. olu ave l"on,' 10y ''.."- ut
Stone d Thomas.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
1HlsaEEgnazls -.zs-a-E-
BsG Ekasgzsz,-il fsssr akls.af;Mpasnnsr--.Es
iiss SSiizi iuGL asx,...f.

MAgA GgYs, RSslInarlyibs I1harswrrr,il
nn,w otffrrst fnur ttin t8istits' ttiis
mnrrtennir, ainmiuis tp 5llIllD. 1nls
Sheriff. off NsIpn Gurnf1y GtfaR ss..Iiill, ttiis
S,,psrwssuns Sl0Gl, tths 5nariff nfI MdIn
ourintsy siiD!, and taim Cea,sufrnn SS;;ilit.
SAN Bbsss, Eaiirrtnrly BIZ Dsfnuty
Sheriff. Bfaifeiiimuin rrfssiIrrfnd ff71m iiisi
csinsse after Haiar 0lhsan, t1ile nmurtinra1-
off Mrs LYONS, tiiisH aIfefrnGun. All
Windsor lirs Trar,isv-eH ininTrnmi=inn tint
0lsan liaitl insan Ss.san I'm ttiie mniIiiEzIinsi
neartaiatt nlknes 2tsapns1rtlmasy sysaau-t,atll
i'm ttiatt diresttin antl s5aEytztl un In.stiIEgi
Igtift al u Iaiiinmnssrandh. Niiiiiei itiimas
hheasasrtniiif.sil tiistt amIEbiliun Ihaiiiseeni
a mam answering (QlssanAs ditsssrriij ijrIuni
arrsssng Bliiwelll drrssiss. i'm Aiulaiittsi
vailhyg, din nfusst 1lim E1iiiIn Ctits--
sSssiissii 0lsum parhmlts, esAten tn alnsss,IS,'
ON liissffsnes HE lmlt. lhuwasaTr. dihIngHdl
hiss hat fbmaadaIg, and ilaii nnlritis. llies
IbaiiRm Iiaiti mutt lihfsrrtl sib1tff ina niiItiI
amt wiiem tuililafbu1tttia r-swirl-tinurssadl
mss iialti lrliik i'm muIiInrasslIEsd rnirnfs. Ilhei
murrterHrlss ifareiimg ina muitifwrsSrIl,.v'
direatiuIE anil tiins atfinsalss gIne 4st1istiatl
tint tieeiss i'm t1its mnIuiaiiifs nnar HfnH.
Hhf. ninw iiigvs ssaIft "a ditsaItrin M CIR
wailp fnr Nealss, HAresD S& Gnss liilnn,is
huIiniis,, and vtihan t1itssy ar-rsts 1iiey will
beeputt0n ttie trrslai winfEs 4lssan urrsssssil
Bidswnlll ornsti.. Anussseitsm ssasrTziiis-
img in ttiBe wuimtsydff RirIm Biat.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
s@wrrxz.ss m tEuru..ru

MestarIis1y- -uIGrning Anniiia BlIEiIh, aIEilss
EllItia Brown, and MsIlieil BiiIIlrs,, warla
walking aiming SPRING af1isait, ANIL wtiran
IN fruIlt df tine isilaniiTA dffinh, tih fiIiirli-
ref the BrIait girl rrilH 1HD zSIallIk trD liiiH
lttIlI,Iiitzr, wiien HIiHH B6iims iIlfsnifsaisfil
laIsh ywsss mIuiih e.snifisil ami sirulriik
Alziissl a srnIrt iiDw' IN Hiiss ffma.. Dhssurw
,Shariff Cruz as,rasuz,f Biusih aanEf tHmiK
ltiIm laafare ,jusfira Imry, wiiassee a urun.-
Eplaint WAS swarni tn by HIEuiiall, aiharr;nGu
liiim with assslHrlr and hutrHry.. Bhasii !.
ttrial wassFzet f1Ir Fniihpz, at . aiHihnik n..
sM. Ilie B.ish glrl Ia ailn, zunn anfs win,,
iaprsarsri IN tine papsrs a siimrr taina pra
aaliseing an snrnlaYe' af tine Chran -ninae-
a.rainst tiie wIsiinss af har fiz1aHsr.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
NHIE GI0lAST.
The Briisw;nItR8r HIsEaf1e CtsR-
test MlMliksH..
BAaafE HRwAIED FER BEnIE.,
Stafp S@intnn WEraBnisn GalsHn
Sa.,iDIsiM NIL an ,Ssnsr1nesnm
With Heiultt 1lfsalsse..

lSasctaitoDts,elIfrnttf tree Bnsa
SAM HflaWulsan, K4inruarry ...i.iiss.s-llliss
SSprnanes GluIrtt linsa aifiirmasfi tine luiil,-
mentt off the BhaiigtEe G1url,st uff IIIss.lr--
eelbss csuntsy i'm faRmrddf ttiie rrsspuniian,si
i'm ttiae Inattur off tiise uppIssili1ni I'd iatl.
hitting the will off Asnii,-s BsAswSIisnr,
lhttsoff l9S Aslgelhss GnIuifs<. tn urrui1Sftsss
nhee tnssatmr,i iiasf Alrrill, lt5A6i;, llsssEting
nnail essatesn Lass s-ali.eihzsalnrnf1y'V
AL S.asS0 S0Hl, anlH nsssniail nITup,i1isss Vvaii-
ussh al 5 IS -.7s, oIraa tStni niiiauih tssIitfi
off SS5755 44D7-. Hte aibsn IhifS a williini
vliinih Respondents thilimHTs. ttam,-
meil anlH DAnise1r ware mImastl asss
exenutuss nliezse t1ilases ussspunfiimtH,
pststtlnesu tn liaAAee t1hs will iatimf-1s,l M
prniiate. Gsahsibnim tGiIiIrs,tin l9a BFiH-+
walterr claiming % lils t1im sstrrNnuing wine
on ttie denassxist., thnstiaa mrtztan uiln0si.
tiom tuo tine paIIiium. HasspDntissrl:ss .Sii.-
nitst ttlaLtSiins wass mas wif.- 1Ir init ung'
snIeFrattlm tim es5utn., aInu ;sesssssd 11inl.
Una oonins5t mlptitt hnsdinsuis4ssstl. ILDiilss
and Christina AhssnnEr, iakso sorrssnm,iiiutsi
ami hene4ilaarfess uIniiiIr t5nsa will, iniifatf
I'm prnYeIr TN iEgne tsins Os,uf1=st tiismis4ssif
nlies pTtnuip&il pnnfr -ssHIfpst py t1ie Ii,,
pesa wass btiat1 tiirs sGDIntt dssiblw dr~siti I'M
ifsimtrrlntiunss tto tire duryea's tn wtiilii
aantiiutasd legal mmfnlga. 4Apgai-
lantt AlbsinmIn altmiitrtl ttinHns'ws
any marriage dttIrlmDIgv pdrrHTmstd
beinree amy odtirsIrdr pnEnsun iurt-iiiniissIi
trDssIiesnmzes marriages. Sils naHlHti un
tsie faet it ttiRt1slife anu tsifs ItVst
fulsnttitar ffrnm IhSiil until lhti55 Hllie
G3Rrtt ins5rnutss,H U5lm jlury tSiu1 IIriiIr Jrgi
january, If1ci., ttiG.IHeasuniG lbnHnu llisssall
maIrregnei i'm tiiis3 States ywi1iulut t5imus,sst-
monly amt sdhmmz2ttInn raguilssi bv
STATUTES ttisin N eaSs elnsn t1iInIgIii, witfi-
ont ufIdineattagTiitnnts, ifrInilet iiE'nIiil' iil'sume
circumstances da pnssstnnsti iir1im Catiiar
existing tnntss. Matt ttiREr Anasunmiiuni
wnuitt ieornEttiinlwnii iigy tame sittniisainni
oIr Bw oiear prr,off tthsI1 ttila GEmtiiiimrsi
neEs=sarw tmlhgnil masrsil.s.,s n,sssr w,frri,
i'm ffaitonInpiinsiI wifth, amd ttiis dunntsssss
wassaIsiulss<tl!
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
Iz1rnn-. usnnr.. Ra..aI.. IE,.u,..,sa,.r...

Sam HfsaNusau9, R8IEiisr',y ii::.--.Iuiiiua
1naiiyy, i'm ttia liaiinsss Gs,n,pits ~sses autfi
Jimmy Hbuss. ttim mdrnriDus tbur.Tiar;
wantesH i'm Nasw Noust., YesstsHriisH, iisaiiii,i
TINT ifs wassiilfepilsy ibiliiiinmrnsussy, ass
tina ez;rnltifium wsrrrnit isssimti it,y'ti1p--
eHnur &muBnain w1=ssdtszswr wiitlniits any
pnu0if haSlng ias.In nIrassariEstf TN Lnimi
ttiatt Hbnss wnssafnlaii aiiNnfr frzUm Iirnsiirss I'M
ttias s. ateeoff N4sw 8ilItis Efisa IlsamanfiistIl
siiee prsssnnIr t1o ttit,s Glssmflydf uila Sia,--
iiff aIlid ailbpenii ttits lssrrutt astmriisy
iRasdRsystimfe i'm within tro aamand inns
warrnufruff elsirsaifiiimn.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24
H0AHIGN.
IhH HlHfllim I'm tire C(iana-
dfnTn RfaWintHss.
BISMARCK AAffsaAarE IaIEE WITTEIR
sgIIniisarsdif ifhsqiteIfn iursiinr Killed
anfl Hfrqssrty DESTROYED ny
amEsarthlluiiea.

sawcsea Eeahs 7frnd6ib or tse afsecenseei1 rsss
DalDxTo. HeAhzrgzy 13-IDIniinlan
ssstszssiiunTrstzrrss rrsezrSsn uptto totteni4i1t
siSssrttisssssizzstinudf lid DG5azssra1tipss,
5iisszrsla 4ti fniiene,iieriss Returns
iir -lrnauufees aare szks ffoltu<Ez: dn1Erric,
~ ;filillnlsssEssEiiHes 4iD IEfifsniiz; Qta.&isec,
n CONSERVATIVES, ,.s6 lEiissnais, B lufi.s
li..ssiifesfss SsUlsssosttss EiI3asssrvrtiuess. A
. 7Ii5iissnsias; View Bsruxswtsi1, g Qsorssrzas-
1uvszs - Li5iissnasz ftrnreaEl lAasEi
III, iIlzssFa1iIxss. Il lIsiissrais; Ainfuiisa. .; ..
Conservatives. Il IIIiisena: Bsritish 1dirrn-
his-, u CONSERVATIVE. Rtsvenocmsttm
ellFssss rsJysettto tiseEiseartlffrnm. Wisese
will ltissafisultt esInIalty Grirvttsn Hsstseanl
siias conservatives =saanfi rtisaI ]. .fissrafs.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-02-24

ttiDa ssinacit hEstad hn-uY sm,nmiiE. Ii
tssnoai II kssnsG ants nIIuHl1H, c,rtil1auG- tins
Iren1ests esxnitsmRrrt
NuK, lfeiirlnTrv AIriinasrih uifa.
feHr t1inlIslaNe waa mrlnin IssaE ses-,IfiH IN
+ ualn.e tirIn IN 1nilg,, tlin nGnir ha,r,s m.
eessssiys, slli psfEplis bsiaIg dssurttss..sf IiE
carnFVzil ,dEssIparlBna uilslIf IuHlri ri1sl1alms,
Bauitzn eysry hing N tif oiitrissssstt ass,r
1aE1rhr rIrIl prir.sss ilrt waEutatt fnrsrlll Gn-
'vznasl;ees, OWING 10 tine, Grrah Gf visiftInss
'wiro dfesIrsi % lsaTxe framing a ranaxu.l aif
ssitGaiEs 10 niIrtft.. NdinIIiy rfirr-.H taD
! sissap IN LhIrIaes. @aunla, cilsuiilg..ss
! Al rlssl and all latiisr gUIiinlilia aunsass-
adnIssssi aress secu1larii at higin puin.sss. Tlis
sstrsahziare tilisd with pHilpita asu,uyinlp
lisrstiiinlg and VvisItars hmWs d.sssssriaai
/ tine ibntssls. Iis. Rrinras al Waaess hlI.s
sgnetnoi 1lmua. Ganin.
LLoNDoO, BailrIIary 22..;-Twu ssimrn
ssiDaeizs ywlsrs bslr IN GirziIna M M
l8arrEI tilsril several psTsonH wsns f ts1il at
AtsunIns, VwiIRne 1T. 1Infnnl aiiaIrruin WEE
isaIiiy tCiEInnigs.sI Ths pGztaifiiItss wa.fs
'wreciusE. An ilrnuln.s of rlias Gnusaslf1 Gf
the Heiy s1lGranent AZ MlI,f.s Clitssi mum